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Apple Shares Jump On Report Next iOS Will Allow Users To Choose Rival AI Models
Apple Shares Jump On Report Next iOS Will Allow Users To Choose Rival AI Models
Having appeared to be behind the game on its AI offerings for months, Apple will reportedly allow users choose from a range of outside artificial intelligence services to power features across its software, building on a strategy to turn its devices into a comprehensive AI platform.
Bloomberg reports that, according to people with knowledge of the matter, Users will be able to select from multiple third-party AI models for tasks like generating and editing text and images, according...
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